Watercolor Superstar LARS LERIN | Painting Masters 53

[@marinab.4190]

Lars Lerins paintings are fantastic, but I also love his spirit, his soul and his love for the old swedish lifestyle, his love for our beautiful swedish nature, his love for animals, his passion how he create the beautiful contrast between the light and the darkness. You feel all this in his paintings. I love Lars! ❤️

[@LironYan]

He sounds like a fantastic guy all around! 😁😁

[@Chihiro33333]

Lars Lerin is absolutely my all time favorite! Great fun to watch and hear you talk us thruogh some of his paintings. Thank you for that. 😊🙏

[@mozartboll]

I saw him paint, on TV, some 30 years ago. I'll never forget. He was sitting in the forest with the paper loose on the ground painting fast and irregular, occasionally dipping the brush in a puddle. I didn't think one could paint watercolour like that. Ever since he's one of my absolute favourites. Great series!

[@christinemunro5924]

I didn’t know about Lars Lerin; fantastic artist! I’m from Canada so these icy landscapes with cold clear atmosphere are not unfamiliar to me. Love this series and your entire channel, Liron. Thank you for sharing!

[@KajsaG561]

He lived in Lofoten in Norway a big part of his earlier years so I think many of the snowy motives are from there

[@rebatsu]

colors and lights are in a way natural in Nordic countries in winter and those summer pictures. To me these are really realistic when living in Finland. How he does these and capture the mood, lights and the pure darkness in winter i don't know. Amazing artist!

[@annaheiche137]

Love your work Liron, thanks for your generosity !! and 🤩 Lars Lerin 💜

[@Ruzkig]

06.59 Lars often lets reflections from windows become a part of his masterpieces. I think so even here. Look for reflections from windows in other of his paintings. Its fantastic!

[@LironYan]

Super cool! I love that look 🤩

[@swerik88]

Lars did a lot of wood block printing, that deep blue painting with the houses was probably made with that technique, maybe in combination with watercolor. Also, a lot of the landscape motives are from Lofoten in North of Norway

[@deardeaddays8673]

I'd love to see some of his finished work.

[@matsf8268]

Welcome to Karlstad in Sweden

[@patrikahlvik8607]

His book/folder shelves paintings are also truley unique!

[@chrlmlln9018]

Shalom, to you dear Liron! Yes, we admire Lars Lerin´s artistic watercolor works very much, and he as a person is very humble and friendly! This painting is from the north area of Norway, called Lofoten, with an Arctic fox that turns white during the winter snow season, and because of the Gulf Stream, the sea will never freeze in and around Lofoten a very special and beautiful peninsula with high fells or mountains and long narrow fiords carved by ancient glaciers! The weather conditions are due to the Golf stream very dramatic also with mile-wide scenery with sunlight spots and then also very dark parts shadowed by the thick clouds pouring rain! I am very thrilled to listen to your analysis of this excellent watercolor painting! Wishing you all the very Best and Shalom blessings! Please stay safe, dear Liron! Best Regards from the homeland of Lars Lerin, Sweden!

[@bonnieknudsen5289]

Love your great description of the beautiful location of the watercolor.

[@lisbetdegard5515]

He is from Swedwn and lived some years in Lofoten i Norway. The light is special up in the nothern Norway

[@vikthork_2024]

#BRAVO! He is amazing!

[@lisbetdegard5515]

Look up Lofoten in Norway . You will see many of This places. Lars is my favorit. I have been at his Gallery in Karlstad in Sweden.

[@Nancy-tr5fi]

Thank you, I recently discovered this magnificent watercolor artist.

[@pauldejagher7092]

Fantastic artist, great work.

[@judiangel3727]

Love your work and info , hope to see much more . (THANK YOU) so cool your not afraid to show art work of others.

[@ngocthaodrawing]

So beautiful

[@t2terri]

So interesting! Thank you for your interpretation and narration!

[@ann-marielofberg1159]

Oh, he is from a little spot, just 30 km from where I grew up, but I never met him. I Hope I can visit the gallery he and his partner own. He have had a group of students with disabilities, it has been sent on Swedish television. It started as a project, I don’t know if there will another season, but I think so. I have a book with him, written by him and it’s about some of his art. That plaza is from Karlstad and it’s the biggest town in that area. He shows many big pieces, I really don’t know how wide they are, but approximately 5 meters and 2 meter high.

[@lillamy2896]

I understand that is dificult to conect with a painting when u are not accustomed (or experienced?) winter and low sun that makes the light and colors different. He depict animals that are displayed in Museums. The most famous is the one with the birds. You should search the song "Vintersaga" and put the automatic translation on. It captures some of the winter mind of Sweden.

[@mikaemeth9915]

You should visit his exhibition "Sandgrund" in Karlstad, Sweden.

[@lillamy2896]

@@mikaemeth9915 Eller titta på "Bruno Liljefors" tavlor😉

[@tammylanglois2602]

Thank you for sharing!!! Terrific artist!

[@batyaitin]

Great video. The see-through houses could be a reflection on a vehicle window where the picture was taken from? I saw some of these (like train windows) in other paintings by him

[@LironYan]

Oh indeed! Haven't thought of that! (:

[@bonnieknudsen5289]

Great presentation of a wonderful watercolor artist. Thank you!

[@oliverapopovart8902]

Thanks for this one, it's a great discovery for me.

[@matsf8268]

Visited hus museum today, he is really big here in Sweden, with regards to watercolor

[@parthsavyasachi9348]

Finally a watercolor artist who is not dripping yellow ocre and blue wet on wet and doing same shit as every other watercolorist.

[@monopinion8799]

Liron you can do that ! You may need to clean your palette a few times but you can. Take the time and you’ll surprise yourself!

[@oleksandrkozyr2434]

Cool video Leron! Never heard of the guy buy super interesting to see. Not that I’m big fan of the ufo and some abstract stuff. But hey it’s in watercolor and cool to look at.

[@friedricengravy6646]

I think the phantom houses in the frozen landscape painting r reflections on ice……showing a row from our side (the viewers) side of the street (space).

[@watercolorhomie146]

That's super dope.. Thank you brother.. Turn your heater on lol love the indoor jacket style

[@ann-marielofberg1159]

Northern part of Norway as You see on the one with many small houses isn’t far from Greenland.

[@louiselangerud]

Thanks Liron. Not only a beautiful review but it helps with social distancing.

[@Bushy-73]

How about doing Ron Ransom, master of the hake brush for an episode of Painting Masters

[@LironYan]

Thank you Chris! He's on my list 😉

[@ann-marielofberg1159]

I think the water in the last one is a long thin bay and is part of the Atlantic Sea in the long run, but first it gets down to Skagerrak->North Sea ->Norwegian Sea -Antlatic Sea.

[@heatherh3457]

Great video. Thank you for expanding our viewpoint. We have an remarkable watercolour artist here in Canada. If you like ocean views, rocky costs and sailing ships Poppy Balser work will make your heart soar with delight. They are so dynamic and expressive with just enough realism to make it seem like you can smell the salt in the ocean breeze.

[@LironYan]

Thank you! 😊 I’m familiar with her amazing work! May feature in the future 😁👍

[@KajsaG561]

He likes to work with a collagemethod. If something doesn't work he evan can cut it out and cover it with a paper. He was speaking yesterday in " Storkyrkan" in Old town in Stockholm. Unfortunatelly it was fullybook. Free tickets. And I had to work. But he is little bit like a watercolor rockstar :-) I started with watercolor in august from mostly been working with oil and acrylic. But now I'm hooked. I try and I try :-)

[@LironYan]

That’s awesome! I learned something new today 🙏🏼 Hopefully you get to see him in person in the future (:

[@KajsaG561]

@@LironYan Yes it would be awsome!

[@ThingOfSome]

You forgot the impressive part: most of his paintings are larger than a meter square, while some are much larger. Also, that painting that was not watercolor: it was done in acrylic and oil, also larger than a meter square.

[@MegaLundblad]

IF you ever go to Sweden. I recommend you to visit the great big exhibition hall where some of and only Lars works are shown. sandgrund.org/konsthallen/ Lars is personally one of my favorit watercolour artist, he has released around 70 books full of watercolour paintings. Andrew Wyeth is /was another great artist working in kind of same manor as Lars, with depictions of a time past and how people on the countryside once lived

[@aayeff]

Hi Liron. I am.not sure if its just my imagination. At 2.56 on this video, there are seemingly two cauliflowers to the right above the animal. One below the other. The one on top looks like an animal and the one below like an elephant. Look closely. May be its just my hyperactive imagination.

[@stephaniedescoteaux4759]

This painting looks like Fi-Fi the run away dog being found.

[@KajsaG561]

Actually think it was watercolor

[@anetajohnson8446]

As a fellow artist, and personal opinion, Lars is a great artist! His work shows that but. I judge my work, and others, by thinking, would i buy that? Would I want that in my house?To me, His drawings look rather depressing, and gloomy. "Dark moody colors and atmospheres. Great compositions, super detail are there. Id rather by a painting that uplifts me!.tTO EACH HIS OWN!

[@judiangel3727]

I unsubscribed and resubscribed because i am not getting notification from your changel so tired of what youtube is doing to you and many others